The SAFE/Boeing Cure-all Combo: Reading Between The Li[n]es... ?

   This "combination" is a potent remedy..

• for all pain and lameness, 
• for rheumatism and neuralgia, 
• for sciatica, sprains, and bunions, 
• for sore throat and inflammation,
• for bites of animals and reptiles, 
• for all pains and aches in flesh, muscle and joints,  
• for partial paralysis of the arms and lower limbs,
• and as a relief for tic doloureux. 

✔ "The proposed combination will preserve what you value most about SAFE—familiar faces, local expertise, and personal service—while creating greater opportunities for the future." - Faye Nahbani, CEO

✔ "As we look ahead, our priority remains the same as it has always been—supporting you on your journey to financial freedom." ... [and your journey to better health!]

  And of course it's SAFE... while it lasts! 

Why We All Should Support A Free Press! When SECU Won't Tell It's 3 Million Members...

                                         ... BNC Will! 

  August 11, 2026 [link]

 

Another competitive SECU board election? 

"The N.C. State Employees’ Credit Union is gearing up for its board election that concludes at the Oct. 13 annual meeting, with five people vying for three slots.

The credit union’s five-member nominating committee, including four board members, recommended Charles Stone, Michael Clements and Christopher Dillon, according to a letter to members on the credit union’s website.

Stone and Clements were elected in 2023 as part of a three-person slate that ousted incumbent directors favored by the sitting board at the time. Barbara Perkins, who was also elected in 2023, resigned from SECU’s board earlier this year, citing undisclosed policy differences with credit union leadership.

Two other retired SECU employees have self-nominated for the election and will be on the ballot after gaining the required 500 qualifying member signatures: Julian Hawes worked in Goldsboro, while Barry Browning was in Roanoke Rapids and Elizabeth City. SECU informed the two that they would be included, Hawes said today." 

😎  [But SECU won't let members know for several more weeks!]

"Christopher Dillon formerly worked as a senior assistant county manager for Wake County and as vice president of government affairs at the N.C. Railroad Co. He is not related to Chris Dillon, the chief judge of the N.C. Court of Appeals.

SECU is the second-largest U.S. credit union with assets of $60 billion. Its membership of 3 million makes up more than a quarter of North Carolina’s population.

Credit union members elect the 11 board members, with three or four seats opening each year. SECU directors don’t receive compensation except for expenses."

😎 [You're not supposed to know; so, be sure to keep it a secret!]

  Could cause problems? If members know what's going on?